Clark, John
Catford, J.C.
Fromkin, V.A.
Grimson, A.C.
Johnson, Keith
John
Laver
Kenneth N. Stevens
Laver, J.
Lieberman, Philip
Maddieson, Ian
Pullum, Geoffrey K.
Stevens, Kenneth
William
J.Hardcastle
William
Smalley
Peter
Ladefoged
John
Lever is Professor of Phonetics at the University of Edinburgh. He was the
President of IPA from 1991 to 1995.He has published widely in phonetics, speech
science and speech technology. His publications include The Phonetic Description
of Voice Quality(1980), The Gift of Speech(1991), and Principles of
Phonetics(1994).
William
J.Hardcastle is the Professor of Speech Sciences and Head of the Department of
Speech and Language Sciences at Margaret College, Edinburgh. He has published
books and articles in a number of different areas of speech science including
the mechanisms of speech production and sensori-motor control in both normal and
pathological speech. He has been President of the International Association of
Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics since 1971.
John
Catford has been a frequent delegate to international conferences on language
teaching. His publications include A practical Introduction to Phonetics(1988),
The Articulatory Possibilities of Man(1968), Phonation Types(1964), etc.
Kenneth
N. Stevens served as president of the Acoustical Society of America from 1976 to
1977. He is the author of Acoustic Phonetics(1999), An Acoustical Theory of
Vowel Production and Some of its Implication(1961), and The Quantal Nature of
Speech: Evidence from Articulatory-Acoustic Data(1972).
William
Smalley wrote articles chiefly in the fields of anthropology and applied
phonetics. Manual of Articulatory Phonetics is one of his works.